There are many representative works of Ou Yangxun's amazing calligraphy history, among which the most well-known ones are Huangfuyun Monument and Jiuchenggong Monument, especially Jiuchenggong's Ming of Liquan, which has been copied by countless descendants. As the best choice to learn from Ou Kai, Jiucheng Palace Monument can be said to be rigorous in statutes, unique in brushwork, thin and powerful, and restored the majestic atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
Ou Yangxun is extremely gifted, never forgets anything, and has a keen interest and extraordinary insight into the art of poetry and calligraphy. Throughout the history of calligraphy, apart from their own diligence, everyone has unusual opinions and feelings about art. In terms of calligraphy attainments and basic skills, Huadu Temple Monument is far superior to Jiucheng Palace, which is the peak of Ou Yangxun, but Huadu Temple Monument is little known.
Brief introduction of Ou Yangxun
Both calligraphy learners and laymen will know the four regular script. The regular script of Ou Yangxun, Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan and Zhao Ziang has influenced countless future generations, and it is also a template for future generations to learn regular script.
Ou Yangxun's Ou Kai is the first of the four books. His regular script combines the charm and style of the Northern Wei Dynasty, forming a unique and steady calligraphy art and becoming a master figure in the history of calligraphy.
Yu Shinan, a contemporary calligrapher of Ou Yangxun, inherited Wang Xizhi's vain and plain calligraphy style and made achievements, but failed to surpass Ou Yangxun.